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Looking for a car park in Tilburg? The city centre has no fewer than eight car parks. You can park in Tilburg city centre at the Heuvelpoort car park, amongst others.
If you’re visiting Tilburg by car, there are plenty of places to park in the city centre. Whether you’re coming for a business meeting, a day’s shopping in the main shopping area, a concert at the 013 music venue or a performance at Theaters Tilburg, you can park your car easily and securely in one of the many multi-storey car parks in Tilburg city centre.
Multi-storey car parks in Tilburg
There are eight multi-storey car parks in and around Tilburg city centre. They are all signposted along the Cityring. You can park your car in the city centre at the following car parks:
- Heuvelpoort (375 seats)
- Theatre (540 seats)
- Koningsplein (450 seats)
- Emmapassage (297 seats)
- 013 Tivoli (775 seats)
- Pieter Vreedeplein (780 seats)
On the outskirts of Tilburg city centre, there are two further multi-storey car parks: Stappegoor (860 spaces) and Knegtel (560 spaces).
Centrally located multi-storey car park in Tilburg
The Heuvelpoort car park is the most centrally located car park in Tilburg. Here, you can park your car right in the heart of the city centre. You can reach the city’s main attractions in just a few minutes. When you leave the car park via one of the two pedestrian exits, you’ll find yourself right in the centre of Tilburg.
Via de Heuvel, you can easily reach the neighbouring shopping streets and squares, such as Heuvelstraat and Pieter Vreedeplein. Here, alongside the major retail chains, you’ll also find the Pathé cinema, Jack’s Casino and a variety of bars and restaurants. Via Piusplein, on the other side of the Heuvelpoort car park, you’ll discover more cafés and restaurants, and you can also reach the covered shopping centres Emmapassage and Schouwburgpromenade in no time at all.
Car park charges in Tilburg
The car parks in Tilburg charge different rates. At the municipal car parks, such as Schouwburg, Koningsplein, Emmapassage and 013 Tivoli, you pay the same parking rate. At the Heuvelpoort car park, you pay per six minutes. That makes the Heuvelpoort car park the fairest in the city!
Charging an electric vehicle in a Tilburg car park
Do you drive an electric car and would you like to charge it (quickly) whilst visiting Tilburg city centre? If so, Tilburg’s multi-storey car parks offer the solution. For example, the 013 Tivoli and Schouwburg car parks offer charging points, and drivers of electric cars can also use the Heuvelpoort car park. This car park has no fewer than 10 parking spaces with charging points. Two of these are equipped with a Tesla Destination Charger.
Advantages of the Heuvelpoort Car Park
There are therefore several car parks in the centre of Tilburg where you can park your car whilst visiting the city centre. Why should you choose the Heuvelpoort Car Park? As well as its central location right in the heart of the city centre, the fairest parking rates and charging facilities for electric cars, the car park on Heuvelring offers a number of other advantages:
- You can enter and exit 24 hours a day, 7 days a week via a wide entrance and exit;
- The spacious parking bays, which are at least 2 metres and no more than 3.20 metres wide, make parking particularly easy;
- Thanks to the round-the-clock CCTV surveillance, you can leave your car behind with complete peace of mind whilst you visit Tilburg city centre;
- A sophisticated lighting scheme ensures you feel safe in the car park, even in the evening and at night.
Tilburg car park season ticket
Would you like to park regularly in a car park in Tilburg? If so, a parking subscription is worth considering. You can take out a subscription at a number of car parks. For the council-run car parks, you can apply for one via the website of the municipality of Tilburg. At Heuvelpoort Car Park, you can also opt for a parking subscription. Various options are available. In the vast majority of car parks in Tilburg, a subscription allows you to use the parking space with just one car. This is not the case at the Heuvelpoort Car Park; here, you can share a subscription. You can find more information about our subscription options on this page.
Looking for parking in Tilburg? Choose one of the city’s many multi-storey car parks. Would you like to park at the Heuvelpoort multi-storey car park? Enter ‘Heuvelpoort 353’ into your sat-nav and you’ll be taken straight to the entrance.
Benefits
Located in the very heart of the city centre
Pay per 6 minutes
Open 24/7
Optimal security
Ample parking spaces
Easy entry and exit with number plate recognition
10 electric charging points
Special offers and bundle deals
Frequently Asked Questions questions
What is the address of the Heuvelpoort car park?
The address of the Heuvelpoort car park is Heuvelpoort 353. If you enter this address into your sat-nav, it will take you to the entrance to the car park.
How do I get to the Heuvelpoort car park?
The Heuvelpoort car park is situated in the centre of Tilburg. When you drive into Tilburg, follow the signs for the centre. You will then reach the car park via Spoorlaan and Heuvelring. The entrance and exit to the car park are on Piusplein. If you’re using sat-nav, enter Heuvelpoort 353.
What are the opening hours of the Heuvelpoort car park?
The Heuvelpoort car park is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. After the shops have closed, the car park is only accessible to visitors who have parked their cars there.
What is the maximum length of time I can park in the Heuvelpoort car park?
The Heuvelpoort car park has no maximum parking time.
What are the charges for the Heuvelpoort car park?
From Monday to Friday, you pay €3.00 per hour at the Heuvelpoort car park. You are charged €0.30 per 6 minutes. On Saturdays and Sundays, you pay €3.75 per hour. You are charged 0.50 cents per 8 minutes. This makes the Heuvelpoort car park the fairest car park in Tilburg. The daily rate is €20.
How and where can I pay at the Heuvelpoort car park?
You can pay in various ways and at several locations. See the options below:
– At the pay stations by the Heuvelring and Piusplein exits, you can pay by Visa, Mastercard, Maestro (your standard debit card), cash, or via the Stadsparkeren app or card.
– At the exit barrier, you can pay by Visa, Mastercard or Maestro, or via the Stadsparkeren app or card.
With Stadsparkeren, you can pay for parking digitally at the Heuvelpoort car park. You pay digitally using a card or an app. More information about City parking can be found here.
The Heuvelpoort car park has a partnership with various restaurants in the area. If you come to eat at one of the participating restaurants, you can park for free or at a reduced rate. When you pay your bill, you will receive an exit ticket for the car park.
How many parking spaces are there in the Heuvelpoort car park?
The Heuvelpoort car park has 375 parking spaces. Of these, 10 spaces are equipped with a charger for electric vehicles with a charging capacity of no less than 22 kW. So you can charge your vehicle very quickly! The cost for electric charging is €0.71 (including VAT) for the initial connection charge and €0.65 (including VAT) per kWh.
Will my car or van fit in the Heuvelpoort car park?
The Heuvelpoort car park is spacious and has a flat, wide entrance. The car park is suitable for vehicles up to 2 metres high. This means that delivery vans and smaller commercial vehicles can also fit inside. The parking bays are between 2.20 metres and 3.20 metres wide. There is therefore plenty of space to drive in and out comfortably and to park easily. This also applies to the spacious entrance and exit.
What is the maximum clearance height at the Heuvelpoort car park?
Vehicles with a maximum clearance height of 2 metres are permitted in the car park. In addition, the parking bays are between 2.20 metres and 3.20 metres wide.
How safe is the Heuvelpoort car park?
Outside shop opening hours, the Heuvelpoort car park is only accessible to visitors who have parked their cars there. At these times, the car park is closed to outsiders by electric gates. You can gain access to the car park by inserting your parking ticket into the card reader. The car park is also equipped with extensive CCTV surveillance and features innovative LED lighting to create a sense of security.
Can I leave my valuables in the car?
Unfortunately, we cannot offer any guarantees, and you park at your own risk. We advise you not to leave any valuables in your car.
I’d like to take out a season ticket for the Heuvelpoort car park. What are the options?
You can take out a subscription that best suits your personal circumstances. For example, you can opt for the 24/5 subscription: park in the car park 24 hours a day from Monday to Friday. For 98 euros a month, you can use the car park from Monday to Friday, regardless of the time of day or how long you park for. From 1 August 2023, the 24/7 subscription will also be available. With the 24/7 subscription, you can park all week (including at weekends) at the Heuvelpoort Car Park in the heart of Tilburg. This applies regardless of the time of day or the duration of your stay, and costs €129 per month.
Do you live near the Heuvelpoort car park and are you looking for a secure parking space just round the corner? Then opt for the residents’ subscription. For 35 euros a month, you can use the car park on the following days:
- Monday to Wednesday, 5.00 pm to 9.00 am
- Thursday to Sunday, 9.00 pm to 9.00 am
Please get in touch via heuvelpoort@whitelbl.nl or call us on 013 5353275 during office hours. We’d be happy to provide you with information about availability and options.
I’ve lost my parking ticket. What should I do now?
Have you lost your parking ticket? If so, you will be charged the daily rate of €20.
Which areas of the city can I reach on foot from the Heuvelpoort car park?
When you walk out of the Heuvelpoort car park, you’ll find yourself right in the centre of Tilburg. Here you’ll find the main shopping area, plenty of restaurants and bars, and cultural hotspots such as the 013 music venue and Theaters Tilburg. There are also a number of other great areas within walking distance. The Dwaalgebied, with its local shops and trendy eateries. The revitalised Spoorzone, with its industrial character and culinary surprises. And don’t forget the bustling Piushaven, with its waterside terraces. Explore Tilburg easily on foot from the Heuvelpoort car park. Wherever you need to go in the city centre, you’ll always be there within a few minutes from this car park.
How do I get into the car park after the shops have closed?
When the shops in the city centre are closed, the car park is also closed to people who are not parking there. You can gain access to the car park via the card readers at both entrances (Piusplein and Heuvelring).
What are the costs of charging electric vehicles?
The following charges apply for charging electric vehicles (in addition to the standard parking charge): €0.71 (including VAT) start-up charge and €0.60 (including VAT) per kWh.